Boarding school exhibit at Heard Museum is renovated
Phoenix, AZ – An exhibit on Indian boarding schools that has been open at the Heard Museum since 2000, has been updated to digitally focus on the personal experiences of students who… Read More
March 15, 2019
Fake Native American jewelry scheme reaches Arizona
Phoenix, AZ – A federal grand jury in Phoenix released a 38-count indictment against U.S. and Philippines-based conspirators, accusing them of making fake Native American jewelry, importing it into the U.S., and… Read More
Trump’s 2020 budget has big cuts for Indian programs
Washington, DC – The Trump administration released its 2020 fiscal year budget proposal and big cuts are being sought at the agencies that fund almost every single tribal program.At the Department of… Read More
Corrections officer retires after 19 years with TOPD
Sells, AZ- Nineteen years might seem like a long time to many people, but for Brenda Lewis, it went by pretty fast. Lewis, from Gu Vo District, started working as a records… Read More
Tohono O’odham Nation entries are well represented at Gila River tribe’s annual Mul-Chu-Tha parade
Sacaton, AZ- At least a dozen entries from Tohono O’odham Nation individuals, schools, tribal programs and community organizations were featured in the Gila River Indian Community’s annual Mul-Chu-Tha parade. The parade was… Read More